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to the specific point, which relates to visas, i think it is important that universities do support students, particularly international students, particularly international students, where that situation arises, and it does arise, because if a student for one reason or another has to do a reset or something like that, it extends them over the period of what is called a cas, a certificate that allows them to stay in the uk, and they have to get recassed, and that is a visa issue, and university should support students around that. i will issue, and university should support students around that.— students around that. i will come back to you. _ students around that. i will come back to you, dominic, _ students around that. i will come back to you, dominic, in - students around that. i will come back to you, dominic, in terms . students around that. i will come | back to you, dominic, in terms of the business, but i want to bring in another short film. it is a short film, we have loads of time for you to talk. don't worry. we have talked about the finance side of the sector. what about the finances of individual undergraduates? well, the number of students with part—time jobs is at a record high, 55%, according to the higher education policy institute. ican i can see some people here nodding. they obviously have a part—time job as well. and even with that work,
mexico and canada and it is possible he could face pressure to do more with lawmakers calling on president biden to extradite bolsonaro back to brazil. he is expected to be in florida on a special visa for heads of state. mike memmoli is in mexico. there are threads to what is going on in the u.s. and brazil. and bolsonaro believed to be outside orlando essentially, the influence of far right figures that we know, domestically, people like steve bannon, et cetera on politics in brazil, give us the white house fuel and what we should expect to see as this moves forward. >> well, you have some discrete issues in the here and now, especially involving the visa issue, potential extradition with the white house, and for the most part, at least putting these questions off, for instance jake sullivan the national security adviser telling reporters in mexico city that he expects president biden will speak with president lula, that the u.s. stands ready to do whatever it can to help president lula and you know,
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the philippines, india and nigeria. visa delays and other bureaucracy, though, are possible barriers. ira is a blood medicine specialist. she came to the uk last yearfrom albania. she says her trust has been hugely supportive and professionally she loves the work, but there were unnecessary frustrations. in the beginning, especially the struggle with bureaucracy after i finished my exams, to the moment i got my licence. it was about ten months. it gets frustrating and it takes a long time and money and effort. and that might put off some albanian doctors, do you think? yes. i think the visa issue puts off a lot of them. and for hajra and herfamily, visa issues were the reason she's now left the nhs. she trained in pakistan and then came to the uk 18 years ago.
in the beginning, especially the struggle with bureaucracy after i finished my exams, to the moment i got my licence. it was about ten months. it gets frustrating and it takes a long time and money and effort. and that might put off some albanian doctors, do you think? yes. i think the visa issue puts off a lot of them. and for hajra and herfamily, visa issues were the reason she's now left the nhs. she trained in pakistan and then came to the uk 18 years ago. but she says because of a struggle to get visas for her parents tojoin her, she opted to move to saudi arabia. none of us have left there because we hated it. but a lot of us are leaving because we don't have a choice. because we are backed into a corner and none of us will abandon our parents. the government said more medical students were being trained in england, but international recruitment would still be important as demand for services kept growing. that, though, will be no easy task.
yearfrom albania. she says her trust has been hugely supportive and professionally she loves the work, but there were unnecessary frustrations. in the beginning, especially the struggle with bureaucracy after i finished my exams, to the moment i got my licence. it was about ten months. it gets frustrating and it takes a long time and money and effort. and that might put off some albanian doctors, do you think? yes. i think the visa issue puts off a lot of them. and for hajra and herfamily, visa issues were the reason she's now left the nhs. she trained in pakistan and then came to the uk 18 years ago. but she says because of a struggle to get visas for her parents tojoin her, she opted to move to saudi arabia. none of us have left there because we hated it. but a lot of us are leaving because we don't have a choice. because we are backed into a corner and none of us will abandon our parents. the government said more medical students were being trained
we have to be able to offer good pay and progression, and those appear to be key. since the brexit referendum, fewer eu nurses have opted to work in the uk, but there's been an increase from elsewhere, including the philippines, india and nigeria. visa delays and other bureaucracy, though, are possible barriers. ira is a blood medicine specialist. she came to the uk last yearfrom albania. she says her trust has been hugely supportive and professionally she loves the work, but there were unnecessary frustrations. in the beginning, especially the struggle with bureaucracy after i finished my exams, to the moment i got my license. it was about ten months. it gets frustrating and it takes a long time and money and effort. and that might put off some albanian doctors, do you think? yes. i think the visa issue puts off a lot of them. and for hajra and herfamily, visa issues were the reason she's now left the nhs. she trained in pakistan and then
visa delays and other bureaucracy, though, are possible barriers. ira is a blood medicine specialist. she came to the uk last yearfrom albania. she says her trust has been hugely supportive and professionally she loves the work, but there were unnecessary frustrations. in the beginning, especially the struggle with bureaucracy after i finished my exams, to the moment i got my licence, it was about ten months. it is frustrating and it takes a long time and money and effort. and that might put off some albanian doctors, do you think? yes. i think the visa issue puts off a lot of them. and for hajra and herfamily, visa issues were the reason she's now left the nhs. she trained in pakistan and then came to the uk 18 years ago. but she says because of a struggle to get visas for her parents tojoin her, she opted to move to saudi arabia. none of us have left there because we hated it. but a lot of us are leaving